Spanish Virginia

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Spanish Virginia was the short-lived Spanish colonial province in what is now the southeastern United States, established in the 16th century as part of Spain’s early North American empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish colonial province
former colony
associatedWith early Spanish exploration of the southeastern United States
borderedBy indigenous territories of the southeastern Woodlands
colonialPower Spain NERFINISHED
colonialPurpose control of strategic coastal and inland regions in the Southeast
expansion of Spanish influence in North America
continent North America
country Spain
duration short-lived colony
establishedBy Spanish Crown NERFINISHED
establishedInCentury 16th century
governmentType colonial province under Spanish monarchy
historicalEra Age of Discovery NERFINISHED
European colonization of the Americas
historicalRegion southeastern seaboard of North America
involvedIn competition among European powers for control of North America
languageOfAdministration Spanish
locatedIn North America
southeastern region of present-day United States
namedAfter Virginia NERFINISHED
partOf Spanish Empire NERFINISHED
Spanish North America NERFINISHED
early Spanish attempts to colonize the Atlantic seaboard of North America
politicalStatus province of the Spanish Empire
religion Roman Catholicism
shortDescription short-lived Spanish colonial province in the southeastern area of what is now the United States
status defunct political entity
successor later English colonial claims in the region
typeOfColony overseas possession of Spain

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Crown of Spain hasPart Spanish Virginia